Logan Fletcher Dies After Illness at 39
Logan Allan Fletcher 39 died Sunday at his home after three months of illness from tuberculosis. He chaired the Progressive City Committee for 39 years, worked with the First Insurance Company, and served as an assistant superintendent. Born March 19 1874 in Spencer and married May 7 1899 to KE Crone, he leaves three children Grace Byrom, and siblings Otto, James, Lola, Alice, Esther. Funeral and burial were planned for Tuesday in Newtonville with services held Sunday night at his residence.
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Logan Allan Fletcher
North East Street
Non ‘Pletcher
Tial Insurance Company
Assist
BNE
Progressive Oly
Fletch- Patties
Ac Chaitiian
Iiemitiers
Fletcher
Spencer
Cone
KE Crone
Grace Byrom
Broviers
Otto Fletcher
St. Louis
James
Newton
Lola Peck Rockport
Alice Richards
Newton Hie Wade
Grand View
Esther Fletcher
Newtonville
Centenary M
Magnolia
Overland Drive
W. Robbins
Methodist Ch
Pieteher
Committed death by own action in Heltonville divorce case
Mrs Ma stle Dulin 18 separated from her husband about a year ago reportedly committed death by own action at her father George Carson's home in Heltonville Friday night. She allegedly took a quantity of genemium from a medicine cake, was discovered while withdrawing from a plan, and had filed suit for divorce after several days of agitation. Her husband Fred lived nearby in Whitestown and Helson of Harve is noted in the region.
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Ben Grinving
Wonan
Fred Tn
Whitestown
Harve
Weather bulletin and travel home in rain
Weather bulletin notes local thunder showers tonight or Tuesday with warmer northeast part. Report of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Perkins and Mr. Walter Perkins returning home from Chattanooga Tennessee, completing the journey in the Perkins automobile as rain and muddy roads delayed the last leg of the trip through Lindsey.
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Banline
Elbert Perkins
Walter Perkins
Bride
Lindsey
Chattanooga
Tenn
Perkins
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Mansdell On Fiftieth
A surprise party honored Mrs. W. T. Mansdell after church on Clark Street Sunday. About thirty five friends and relatives attended with baskets and a dining room table laden with food. Gifts were exchanged and the gathering included Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Dooley and families, Mr. and Mrs. John Dooley, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Carr, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Ranade l and families, Mrs. Cordelia Robertson, and others including Mrs. Edythe Hall of Indianapolis.
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W. T. Mansdell
Clark Street
Claude Robertson
Edythe Hall
Indianapolis
Candidacy Tussles For Federal District Attorney Post
A Lafayette rumor links Dan W Shag and Clyde H T Jones to the Indianapolis U S attorneyship race, with Daniel Webster Simms backed by Vice President Marshall and Indiana senators. Crawfordsville’s Simms and Jones contest the appointment amid shifting support and political maneuvering.
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Lafayette
Dan W. Shag
U. S
Indianapolis
Miller
Daniel Webster Sirauss
Tis
Marshall
Crawfordsville Journal
Clyde TH. Jones
Ula City
Plante
Wiley Simima
Jones
Kim
Bins
Reginald Sullivan
Crawfordsville
Sion
Shains
Ashes Interred at Oak Hill for Former Boone County Resident
The cremated remains of Lorenzo W. McDaniel, who died in San Diego, California, were interred Sunday at 3 o'clock at Oak Hill. Short services were led by Rev. A. L. Ward. Newton J. McDaniel and Donald B. Morris attended from Indianapolis for the ceremony.
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Boone County
San Diego
California
Oak Hil
A. L. Ward
Newton J. McPaniel
Donald 8. Morris
Indianapolis
New U S Senator From West Virginia Cousin of Local S
The new U S senator from West Virginia Nathan C Goff is a cousin of Mrs Daniel White of this city. Their uncle Nathan Goff Sr. was a wealthy Clarksburg banker and a member of the committee that framed West Virginia’s constitution at the outbreak of the Civil War.
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Nathan C.goff
U S
West Virginia
Daniel. White
Nathan Goff
Saton
Clarksburg
Summer Weather Forecast Promises Fair Skies All Week
Government forecaster predicts real summer weather for the coming week with generally fair skies. Temperatures will run above seasonal averages across the great valleys and plains states, signaling warmer days ahead.
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Imreau
Mrs Nancy Avery Obituary Seventy Six Dies After Stroke
Mrs. Nancy Avery of Zionsville died at 6 15 Sunday morning from apoplexy. She was seventy six and left a daughter Mrs Chas Swain and two sons deceased. Granddaughter Mrs Ela D Hogers of this city. Numerous family and friends send flowers. Burial details not listed.
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Nancy Avery
Zionsville
Death of 16 year old McDaniels as travel and illness claim life
Stormy weather and sickness marked the death of 16 year old McDaniels while traveling for an insurance company. He died in San Diego on December 27, and after delays his body was cremated there. The ashes were shipped to Harry Ballard, a cousin in this city. The widow and two children, Mrs Morris and Cpl Mationtel, survive.
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San Diego
McDaniels
Harry Ballard
McDaniel
Honor for Miss Heaton Among Triple 8 Girls
The Triple 8 girls met at the Bone of Mise Margaret Bowen Saturday afternoon for a special farewell in honor of Thelmas Heaton who soon moves to Kantay City Missouri. An enjoyable afternoon featured refreshments served by friends and Heaton received a silver spoon as a parting gift.
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Mise Margaret Bowen
Misa
Thelmas Heaton
Kantay City
Missouri
How “Fens
Ming
Heaton
Indianapolis market report details cattle and hog prices
Indianapolis Ind June 23 buyers led the hog market with steady prices as cattle calves sheep and lambs moved at fair values. Receipts included 250 cattle 409 calves and 180 sheep and lambs with hogs selling at steady rates.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Packere
Weather Bulletin Forecast Warmer Temperatures Over Great Lakes
A bulletin states that the prevailing temperature will rise to seasonably warm levels across the Great Lakes region, the Ohio Valley, and the middle Atlantic and New England states by Wednesday. Expect generally light to moderate precipitation through the week with some local variations.
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Great Lakes
Ohie Valley
Middle Atlantic
New England
Masonic Inspection and Degree Work Set by Local Lodges
A convocation of Letinon chapter and Boone Council No. 45 R S will meet at 7 20 p m for Master Mason degree work and inspection by Grand Inspector Jobin J Glendenning. A banquet for chapter and council members follows at 4 p m. William Means Sunday school class plans a home department entertainment on Tuesday at 2 30 at Central Christian church. Mr and Mrs Ernest Wiggins welcome a son named Ernest Beck Wiggins.
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Létinon
Jobin
Glendenning
Boone Council
William Means
Central Christian Church
Board of Review Notes Indian Lighting Co Value
The Indians Lighting Co. was valued at 22 735 dollars with a raise of about 11 percent over the previous year. Officials report a net increase in value and list factors affecting assessment and taxation.
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The
Indians Lighting Co
Inet Yaar
Death of Mrs. with Her Granddaughter’s Departure Notice
The obituary notes her death with remarks about her granddaughter and many friends she made during her stay. She was a member of the Christian church at Bignaville. The funeral is set for 9 a.m. Tuesday from the Zionsville residence, burial at Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis.
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The
Christian Church
Bignaville
Zionsville
Burialia
Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis
Funeral of Frank M. Dale Held at 2 P.M.
Funeral services for Frank M. Dale who died Friday morning at 1 17 o clock were held at the residence of George W White 415 West Washington Street Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock Rev F la Hardy of the First Baptist church officiating The Red Men tribe conducted graveside rites Distants attendees included Eph Ram Mercer and daughter Kate Ladoga Mrs Frank Kegley son Fred and wife and Mr and Mrs John S AR vis husband and wife west of Laliani Mr Israel White
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Frank M. Dale
George W. White
West
Kate
Ladoga
Frank Kegley
Fred
John Sarvis
Laliani
Israel White
Dying Civil War Veterans Shrink Pension Records
Pension bureau reports on Memorial Day survivors show 167 600 Civil War veterans alive worldwide, with Mexian War survivors far fewer and none from the War of 1812. About 200 widows of Mexican War veterans remain. Average Civil War veteran age is 71, with 40 000 fewer expected next Memorial Day and 50 000 fewer the following year. In five years no Mexican War veterans remain. Last two years pension outlay approximated 200 million dollars, up from 154 million last year due to new dollar-a-day law.
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Pension Bureau
Aingie
Great Britain
United States
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Deeds
Anna M. Routh transfers to Dudley C. Cap linger a parcel in Jackson township for 1250 dollars. Fernando Stevens to Wm. A. Art man Union receives 1100 dollars. Lewis O. Riley to Trustees Lot 40 two tenths in town area 0. F. Thorntown and Mary R. Wile to same I lot 40 for 925. P. Thorntown pays 450. Flora B. Threewitt to Eva M. Cobb in Lot 1 Evans addition Lebanon 356. Kate C. Van Nuys to L. W. Kirtley in Lot 70 Lebanon 1800.
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Anna M. Routh
Dudley C. Caplinger
Jackson Tp
Fernando Stevens
Wm. A. Artman
A. Union
Lewis
Evans Add
Lebanon
Kate C. van Nuys
L. W. Kirtley
P. Lebanon
Sixteen Candidates Fight For Progressive Primary Tomorrow
A smoker tonight at Progressive headquarters will feature all candidates present as cigars and lemonade are served. The city committee lists sixteen declared candidates for mayor, clerk, treasurer, and council seats with ballots to be printed tomorrow morning. voters may cast ballots from 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM. The outcome will be decided by plurality with names to appear on ballots by lot tonight.
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Jesse Neff
G. Fike
Dr Hy
Baker Por
Fred G Jackson
Edjmand Connor
John BE. Broshar
Por
Edward Fowler
W. T. Kansdell
Reginald Stewart
Chas. St. Davin
Lot
Progressive
Tomors Row
Progressive Headquarters
F. B. Baker
First Ward
Jesse Net
St. G. Pike
Mr. Net
Watt Fogle
Chas
R. Miller
Joe C. Cath
Dome Tine
Join B. Broshar
Jot Saunders
A. M. McMillan
Charles. A. Bratton
Ben Coombs
C. C. Torr
Ire Bowen
Boone County Farmers Commend Rainfall Gains
Farmers in Boone County express strong satisfaction as weekend and today rains bring much needed moisture. The general rain fell across the county aiding crops, with reports noting widespread rainfall and significant beneficial impact on ongoing growth. Richard Taylor in Kokomo notes no pest issues observed.
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Boone County
Raina
Hichard Taylor
Kokomo
Margaret and Anna Jean Scene Stated by Whitakers
Mr and Mrs D Whitaker host a gathering referenced as Margaret and Anna Jean with notes on social trends and local style. The fragment hints at a domestic event and mentions Le anon trends in conversation and fashion.
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Vere
Margaret
Anna Jean
D. Whitaker
Leanon
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Iad
Washand
Heltonville
Weather Bulletin
W. J. Mansdell
Dan W. Simms
J. Dones
U.S
Daniel Webster Simms
Simms
Wilson
Simma
Senally Shively
Kernix
Lorenzo M Daniel
Oak Hill
Lorenzo W. McDaniel
Rt, McDaniel’s
West Wing
Daniel White
Elza O. Rogers
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
George W. Dale
Jand
Letta
Franklin
Lillie Pierce
Amy
Sterling
Kansas
Mollie
Jackson
Robert White
Madison Smythe
Newcastle
Oliver Sears
Steve Deer
Waveland
Rachael Thorpe
Brownsburg
Mollie J Jackson
Lille Pierce
Francis
Nellie
Myrtle
Nora
Hallie
Newt
Harry Darnell
Omer
Carl Lehman
Mrs. Klote
Mr and
Myre
Geo. White
Wilt White
Kenneth White
Lizzie Mercer
Omer Dale
Myrtle Date and Sons
Lowell and
Rex
Janis R Smith
Faith
Ollie Kennedy
Frank and
Lyle Stevenson
Conner
Henry Moore
Roy and
Rearle Comey
Saltzgabor
Merk
Harry Richey
Ella Vitla
Wil Groves
Jennie Gabriel
B.A. DeVell
Chorley Lenox
Margaret Lavis
A. F. Lewis
Lew
Richard Porter
Okla
Clarence Tait
John Bena
Norval Noose
Alva Martin
Charley Callane
Harry Jones
Irwin McDonald
Bryan Pulchder
Mrs. C
King
Storm & Lewis
Claypool and Wife
Mra
F. Hutchensién
Clara Malsam
Irs Hugh Howen
Alva Wynewop
Miss Heaton
Indessapolis Markets
Ernest Wiggins
Ernest Beck Wiggins
Board OF Review
Frank Dale
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